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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-17
BIG IN ITSELF.
The Music Being Arranged for the Monster
Reunion.

The Music Being Arranged for tis Monster
Reunion.
The reunion Music Committee has been
quite active in preparing for the musical
part Of the exercises, and invitations have
been sent 10 all the public schools Of the
city and vicinity 10 have the pupils form a
large chorus, to sing during the afternoons
Of the reunion, 20 be assisted by the other
singers who may have the time TO spare
during the day. For the second night,
"Wednesday, a monster concert will be
arranged, In which all the singing societies
of the city and neighborhood will take
part, TO which the Bellaire Choral Society
will also be assigned q part, and In which
our local singers, not members OF any soci-
ETY., will lend their aid, thus in q measure,
for that night, making Il sort Of musieAl
festival In honor Of the reunion and the
distinguished generals who win be present
with u.s.
The rehearsals for the children's chorus
will be in charge Of Profs. Arbenz, Sehockey
and Vaas, and at the concert and during
the other meetings Of the reunion one or
the other Of these gentlemeB win be de
tailed and have charge Of the musical p2rt
Of the programme, thus ensuring fsyste.
matte and satisfactory result. The band
and orchestra win be one Of the best pro.
durable, and II the speeches and short talki
are n good a. the music will be, the little
tent that holds 20,Oo0 people will not b
1 large eDouxh 70 hold all the folks that wznI
to be there.
An ample stage tor the chorus, musi-
clans and speakers VIII be erected, 20 de.
signed that every one GIN see, be seen and
heard. Iffunds enough are secured, soms
sort of seating arrangement viii be pro
vided for the whole tent, and IL those vhf
want 20 20 and have q seat will oontribuf<
twenty-five cents to the Finance Commit.
tee, the ~, 900 people the tent win hold %
one occasion would raise fund Of =, ,000-
enough to furnish cushioned sat "a sserJ
one.
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RUMORS OF DYNAMITE
oUEEN VICTORIA CONSIDERABLY ALARMED
BY REPORTS OF
Threatened MurdaUus PlOs-An Explanation From
tie Police AuthOrihss-fhs Programme Arranged
for Jubilee Wsek-JOhn Bright Al
ogizes 10 Mr. Gladstone.

LONDON, June 16.-The Central Eacs
makes the following announcement:
''The Queen has become alarmed by the
reports that the police had discovered that
dynamite plots had been arranged to be
carried out during Jubilee Week.
''The Home Office authorities were angry
because the police disclosed information
about the existence of the plots, and called
upon them for explanation, The police,
as an excuse, said they made the matter
known in order to deter desperadoes from
carrying out any plots which they may
have formed, but, acting under superior
orders, they now declare that the only
persons they have been watching are Casey
and his followers, of whose movements
they have kept themselves informed"
PROGRAMME FOR JUBILEE WEEK.
The Queen is in excellent health. Her
programme for Jubilee week is as follows:
Monday, Court removes to London, q din
ner party in the evening; Tuesday, Thanks
giving service and reception at Bucking-
ham Palace; Wednesday, Reception of con-
gratulations at the Palace, the Queen visits
the children's fete in Hyde Park, Court re-
moves to Windsor, the Queen receives ad-
dresses and unveils her statue on Castle
Hill, Windsor; Thursday, Reception of
further congratulations, review of two
hundred volunteer fire brigades in Windsor
Park, visit to the feast of 1000 children on
the mort Terrace Castle, dinner party; Fri
day, Probable investiture Of orders.
The German Crown Prince and family
will remain rather privately at Narwood,
their visiting books being at Buckingham
Palace. Arch Duke Rudolph, of Austria,
brings an autograph letter from the En-
peror Francis Joseph to Queen Victoria.
The King of Denmark has started for
London. Many presents and addresses Of
congratulation are coming from the British
colonies and European capitals.
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nAKrR-KIrrsoN.
An Elegant but quiet wedding 1t 81.
Paul.

An Elegant out Qufct Wcun8 - -
Paul.
The appended telegram, received in this
city at an hour too late for insertion In
yesterday 'sissue, briefly chronicles the mar
riage of gentleman well known in Wheel
ing, to one of the most beautiful young
ladies in the Northwest, daughter Of Com
modore Kittson, of 81. Paul. Louis Baker,
Jr., viii be remembered by our readers as
an exceedingly bright and clever gentle
man, with talent distined to bring him
success in the business world, and personal
qualities calculated to win and hold many
warm psrsonal friends from among those
meeting him. The people Of Wheeling
will unite with the RRGIsrKR in hearty
congratulations and well-wishes for the
happy couple. Following Is the telegram:
Special 7iegrdR 10 TIE Reoisn.
ST. PAUL, MINI, June l6.-Lewis
Baker, Jr., the second son Of Hon. Lewis
Baker, proprietor Of the 81. Paul Globe,
was married here last evening TO Miss
Louise Kittson, daughter Of Commodore
Kfttson, the noted horsemen and leading
millionaire Of the Northwest. The we'd
ding, which took place IN the magnificent
Kittson mansion, occurred at half-past
six o'clock, and was celebrated by The
Rev. Mr.. Pope, OF the Episcopal Church.
1t was a very quiet affair, only the fami-
lies concerned and intimate friends being
present. The bride was attired in mag
nifcent Worth dress Of white ottoman
silk, en- traine, and was the handsomest
bridal dress ever seen in the North
west. She was attended by her sis
ters, Misses Bessie and May Kittson,
and the best man was Mr.. Louis Kittson,
brother of the bride. The bridesmaids
also wore imported costumes. After the
ceremony an elegant supper was served.
The bride is one of the most beautiful
women in the Northwest and is well known
in both Chicago and New York. The
young couple left on the evening train for
the East, and will take the Cunarder
Etruria on the 25th for an extended tour
of Europe. The wedding presents, numer-
Gus and costly, made q glittering array
and aggregated an immense sum in value.
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cood ResuIts in Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'s Drug
tore.
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Good Old story which Il WORN rsausa,
Again. =
San Franeiseo cBsnici<.

odN FTuncfFto tVvutfk. ~.
/ like the fellow who Ia always askiner
seeming to ask: ''Don't you know w I
amp" II Is human nature 70 b ashansA
Of being Insignificant, Of being unknsun.
The occupation does not deprive . 80 e
that sense Of being Of some impcrtaneofn
the world. At the Same time th0o =
nothing man resents ~ quIckIy = boln9
asked, "Don't you know who I anf" ~
body In creation can keep back Tie aaDWoe.
internally, II he can keep Il 10 him1oil. q
mo, don't, and I don't cafs : ----.v
There was once very impcetaat 49,
Official in California who thougbs -
everybody knew him, o. oa0hs -
know him. He was oas day Wn1h<
ing through o field when 9 baIl -
dressed him In IN undertoae ~ 49, ~
him with its bead down ssd horno r. r
position 10 raise him. He W. 3 Dmt5 -
fetal, and man Of dignity snd ps1to1o
power and natural pronpodty, buS - -
He ran surprisingly well. He ~ egoo
better than be did Tor ofics, md - - oo
the fence frst He ciambsrs1 ssw 81 e
breadth and dignity, and fbaad ~ eUns
Of the boil calmlo contsmpjatine ~ 49,
alton. What do you nsss, d. -
the irate Official; Whist 10 - - ~
having an infuristsd snlnai llke -
roaming over the Geldsy' "Weli. I nnn
the ball has some night 10 ~ ~ 49,
Right. Right! Do you kssw ~ I -.
SIR? DO you know who / aufy ~
farmer shook his head. ~ - -
-" why in thund9 dt1s't - f
4 p
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Russia win Not Allow CompetItIon.

LONDON, June 16.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Times learns that a
large tract Of country near Merv has been
purchased by Russian company for cot
ton plantation, and that the investment is
already proving satisfactory. He says the
Russian Government will not allow foreign
competition, an American company having
been refused permission to engage in
similar enterprise. He also learns that
Russian petroleum is being supplied in
large quantities to Persia.
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Cokers ~ work.

CoSNErsvILLR, Pa, June l6.-Tla
Davidson works, Of Frick & Gu, wsrs pu1
in operation this morning. A larSs nu9
ber of ths men were refused work bsoanSk
of th@ e,part they took In The s1sikA
The PES arising from this pssvsnte1
work being resumed on Monday. u =
now expressly understood that the eeea-
pany reserves the right TO hire and a.
charge whom they please. This b ~
only change in the situation.
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vonderful CuFss.

W. d. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DIR. Kings New Discovery,
Electric .Bitters and Bucklen's Arnies
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so well, or give sucf
universal satisfaction. There have beer
some wonderful cures effected by thes'
remedies in this city. Several cases Of pro
nouneed consumption have been entirely
cured by use of few bottles Of DR.. King
New Discovery, taken in Connection will
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by Logan & Co.
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trying to save now 1t is worth not less
than 20 cents if sold at the seab0ard, and
shipped, worth perhaps even 20 cents. II
that Is sold out at 20 cents there is loss
OF 81 ,OOO, 900 to 81, 500, 900. This is about
all there is for Kershaw TO still struggle for
against the fates. 1t Is big stake 1t is a
fortune. He may save this If the banks do
not become panie-stricken along with the
rest OF the community and throw it over
while nobody has the money and courage
to take it.
THE WHEAT DEAL IN COURT.
The clerks offices in the Court House
had hardly opened to-day before the attor-
neys for the suffering Board of Trade spec
ulators began crowding in with affidavits
for attachments on which to have service
of garnishee secured.
Among the first to appear was Attorney
Riddle, who filed case against Joseph W.
Wiltshire and Howard Eckert, doing bus
iness as Wiltshire, Eekert & Co., against
Maurice Rosenfeld and Frank johnson,
doing business as Maurice Rosenfeld &
Co., trespass ON the case on the premises,
81. 900, 900.
Rosenfeld yesterday commenced a suit
for 81, 600, 900 against Wiltshire, Eckert
x Co. The other early birds were w. P.
Tuttle, who secured an attachment against
Hand Bros. & Co. for $50; Edwin II.
Sedgwick, against the same, $500; VIM.
S. Adams, against Byron ]. McCleary &
Co., 500; w. Gress, against B. ]. Nc
Cleary, 81, 337. SO; w. G. Press, against NJ.
s. Robinson, $l47.5O; B. J. McCleary, for
use Of Wilson & BOydy garnishees, against
B. P. Hutchinson & Co. for So, $50.
Victor W. MacFarlane commenced suit
against B. j. McCleary for $25, 900 and
secured an attachment in aid to protect
him, and B. ]. McCleary & Co. confessed
judgment on note given yesterday to
Wilson & Boyd for $1,000. This is the
first piece of preferred paper during the
panic which has yet appeared in court.
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
T. E. Belding & Co., who suspended
yesterday and then announced their SOL
vency, have again requested that their
trades be closed out.
AS soon as it became known that nobody
had failed to get through the Clearing
House, although nothing definite had been
heard from Karshaw, a feeling OF conf
dence became general and members at once
began trading moderately and prices be-
came frmer, and general advance in all
the options occurred. July wheat, which
had fluctuated all the morning between
723 and 73, advanced slightly, closing at
ri; June 7ls; August 75B.
Just at the close of the morning session,
John J. Bryant & Co. announced that they
desired that all their trades be closed.
This is heavy failure, involving as much
as that of B. J. McCleary yesterday. No
exact estimate Of the liabilities can be
given, but it is thought they will amount
to over $l50,000.
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Came Out About Even.

Two mothers sat opposite each other in a
car on Michigan Central train going to
Toledo the other day. Each had a baby
about a year old, and each baby came in
for share of the admiration Of the passen-
gers. This seemed 10 make the mothers
Jealous, and after thinking the matter over
for while, one OF them leaned across the
aisle and said: 81 fell it my duty to tell
You to 90 into the car ahead with your
child, as mine has the whooping cough. "
ssOh! has IT. Thanks for your kindness,
but mine Is all over the whooping cough
and il now coming down with the measles.
Please you had better go into the car be
hind.
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Wants Michael Dayitt Imprisoned. i.

LONDON, June 16.-Mr. Clifford Lloyd,
formerly Special Magistrate in Ireland,
publishes letter in which he attributes
the scenes attending the eyictions at Bo-
dyke to lack Of experience on the part Of
Gen. Sir Redvers Butler, Under Secretary
for Ireland, and the natural outcome Of
the efforts of military officers to act as
civil administrators. Mr.. Lloyd maintains
that Michael Dayitt and the other agita-
tors who have melted tenants 10 resist the
collection of rents should he imprisoned,
and adds: ''These Irish outTages should
be nipped in the bud by firm men know
ing and using the powers which the law
has conferred upon them
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Excitement I'm Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery of Mr.. J. E. Corley, who was
20 helpless that he could not turn in bed,
or raise his head; everybody said he was
dying of Consumption. A trial bottle Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief, he bought a large bottle
and a box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes OF
Pills and two bottles Of the Discovery, he
was well and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Logan
& Co.'S.
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DRUMS ORDER
In Regard to the Return of the COnfed'
araBa ElaUa

In Regard to the Return Of the COnfed'
crate Flags.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-As stated in
these dispatches on Sunday last, it ha:
been determined, upon the recommenda.
ton of Adjutant General Drum, of the
army, to return to the Southern States all
their flags, standards and colors which
were captured by the Union army during
the late war.
The formal announcement OF the pur-
pose of the administration in the matter
is contained in the following circular let.
ter which has been addressed by the Ad'
jutant General of the army to the Cover
nor of each State:
''SIR:-The President of the United
States having approved the recommends
tion that all the flags in the custody of the
War Department be returned to the an,
thOrities of the respective States in which
the regiments which bore them were or,
ganized for such final disposition as they
may determine, 1 am instructed by the
Honorable Secretary of War to make you
lin the name of the War Department. q
tender of the flags now in this Office be
longing to the volunteer organizations Of
the State of -.
In diSeharging this pleasant duty ] beg
you will please advise me of your wishes
in the matter. Ii Is. the intention, in re-
turning each flag, to give its history, as far
as il is possible to do so, stating the cir
cumstances of its capture and recovery.
! have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
yonT obedient servant,
L. G. DRUM,
Adjutant General.
Referring to the iSsurnce of this circular,
General Drum says. 1--WE are going to re-
turn the flags to all the States North and
South, and | am now having full lists
made of all these trophies in possession of
the Department In a short time We shall
have the whole collection so assorted and
separated that we shall be ready to for
ward to euery State in the Union whatever
flags belonging to State volunteers fell into
the hands Of the Federal Army and into
the possession Of the War Department. /
am having complete inventory Of them
made ont with statements to tell briefly,
as far as known, the history Of each trophy
and the story Of how it came to be captur-
ed. All this literature win be completed
and the trophies win be ready to Re for
Wsrded to their owners in . few weeks.
General Drum, when asked if the Presi-
dent expressed his approval Of this propo-
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hnproyes Nutrition.

Or. A. Trau, Philadelphia, says: "It
promotes digestion, and improves general
nutrition of the nervous system"
B. F. GILREATH, Center Hill, Ark.
SAYS: | haue tried DR.. J. II. McLean''
Tar Wine Lung Balm, and unhesitatingly
pronounce it to be the best remedy fol
coughs and colds extant.
AN ORDINARY SORE THROAT should
not be neglected, as it may develop seri
ons and dangerous character, use DR.. j. II,
McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm. % cents
a bottle.
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At New York-LOuisyille 4; Brooklyn B.
At New York-Cincinnati IL Nets 10.
At lPhia-Athletics 10; Cleye-
land 8.
At BOston-ROstOn u; New York D.
At Chicago Chicago 8; Detroit l.
At Indianapolis is-IndiauapOlis A. Pitts
burg 2.
At Bsltimore-Browns 8; Baltimore 8.
At Philadelphia 49, Philadelphia Is;
Washington 4.
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"MAY God palsy the hand that wrote
the order. May God palsy the brain that
conceived it, and may God palsy the tongue
that dictated it, " said G. A. r. command
er in Chief FAIRCHILD, speaking on the
order OF the President to return the Con-
federate hattie flags. These blasphsmous
words carry their own comment.
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The Celebration nj Glasgow

GLASGOW, June 16.-The Queens
jubilee was celebrated here to-day, A
grand memorial religious service was held
in the Cathedral. Six thousand poor peo-
pie were given adinner at the public's ex-
pense. One Of the features Of the eelebra-
tion was a review Of 10000 troops. A
number Of banquets and balls viii be
given this evening.
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On FURTHER examination into the case
the President has decided to reseind his
order to return the captured battle flags.
He viii leave the final act to Congress.
The best thing Congress can do is to burn
the flags and every other trophy of the
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Confederate Veterans in Boston.

BosroN, June 15.-RObert E. Lee Camp
No. /, Confederate Veterans, Of Rich
mond, Va, arrived in Boston at 9 o'clock
this morning. They are the guests Of Post
as, Grand Army of the Republic. Upon
their arrival in Boston o procession was
formed consisting Of the First Regiment
Infantry. the National LancierS, Post ?,
G. A. r., and Post Is, G, A. K. The
s'boys in grey" received an ovation
throughout the entire line OF march, the
enthusiasm of their greeting being ex-
tremely marked,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-17

The twentieth year Of the New England
Conservatory of Music, Boston, which has
inst drawn TO a close, has been the most
successful in the history Of that phenOm-
enally successful Institution. Nearly
:. 500 pupils have received instruction in
It's several schools of music, art, oratory,
language literature, piano and organ
tuning, physical culture, etc. Every State
and Territory, and many other countries
have been represented in its halls The
ablest artists and teachers are in It's fac
atty. aud yearly additiORs are made from
American and European sources.
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Base hits, Kalamazoo Ii, Columbus y
Errors, Kalamazoo l, Columbus IL. Two
base hits, Dillon 3, Rhue, Otterson, Hutch
iuson. Earned runs, Kalamazoo Z, Colum-
bus ,. Struck out, by Watson ., by Dale
. ITmDire McDeFmott
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-17

The Amalgamated Association comes
out fiat footed against the X. of l.. The
convention will probably pass resolution
prohibiting members from becoming
Knights.
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Suit Instituted Against Kershaw.

NEW YORK, June 16.- Jones, McCor-
mick & Kennel have secured attachments
against the property of the two suspended
Chicago grain firms in this State. They
claim in one suit the sum of $50, 625. %
from Rosenfeld & Co. for moneys laid out
and expended for them in the purchase
and sale of grain and wheat, and for serv-
ices performed since May % The other
suit is as I C.. J. Kershaw & Co., the
amount clsS Sped being $26, ,2Gs75.
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! Dslags Of Boasts asd Bostmss ass.g -
Ohio. z
The marks st the landing last nishf -
diczted s feet and falling,
There were rumoss Of serious a<ci1 ~
| to the Andes yesterday, but III eoell
! No traced q any scliable sorrra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-17

QUEEN VIC is considerably Hustered by
rumOrs of Fenian dynamite plots. The
old lady seems to think that her fair and
ample person would present but too good
a mark for a bomb.
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me pyi,.s,. Throat EramInsd.

LONDON, June l6.-Dr. Mackenzie to-
day again examined the German Crown
Princes throat. The doctor reports that
he found that the fungus growth had not
enlarged and that there were no signs OF
eou0estion.
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Rndvka EvIctInn Innnirr.

LONDON, June 16.-Mr. Dillon will ask
the Government to sanction the appoint
ment of select committee to inquire into
the charges made against the police dur
ing the eyictions at Bodyke.
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AFreneh Sensation

PARIS, June 16.-The Figaro says sen
sation has been caused in French high
life by the successful kidnapping Of a
Countess recently divorced. The kidnap-
pers wore masks. the Figaro says, and
seized the Countess as she was walking in
the Bois de BOulogne. They eluded pur-
suit, and the present whereabouts Of the
lady, the paper says, Is unknown except
to her captors, who have :sesaeed to COM
pletely bafle their prisoners FRIENDS -
wen as the police.
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Columbus Downed Again.

SDCciCi TtieqrIm % ne Register.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, June l6.-The
Columbus club suffered their third defeat
here to-day at the hands of the Kalama
ZOOS. A large attend ance was present
Features of the game were the base run
ming Of Kalamazoo, fine second base work
of Buckenberger, making q high jump
catch in the third inning, when two men
were out and a man was on third, hard bat
ting by Dillon and Watson, and Van
Zandt's work in the field. Dale, pitcher
for the Columbus, lost confidence in the
fourth inning on account of three two
baggers and two singles made off him, and
NeihOiT was substituted. RoSseau did his
rnlr,nl hot Nrnrk Snnra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-17

A BREAK has occurred in the ranks OF
the coke strikers. The Huns are the ones
that weaken and several of them have re-
turned to work.